The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-03-12

OluCiSu IhIntCu' DldhC-AA' -. A>o. 90,
a bill to amend sections of the civil pro-
cedurc concerning eminent domain. Or
dered printed Kanouse-H B. No. 90,
bill to create the county of Cascade.
Referred to committee consisting of
members from Lewis and Clarke, Choteau
and Meagher counties.
FRIDAY, 4TH--H. B. No. 76, for the
better protection of fur-bearing animals
and fish, was read third time and passed
by unanimous vote. c. b. No. 81, pun
ishing the making and using of fraudu-
lent pedigrees of live stock, passed by
unanimous vote. c. B. No. "a, for the
protection, employment and adoption of
children, passed by unanimous vote. H.
B No. So, relating to liens of mechanics
and others, was passed by unanimous
vote. H. B. No. 80, concerning roads
and highways, passed by unanimous
vote. H. B. No. 50, an act concerning
the representation of quartz mines, was
passed by a unanimous vote. G. B. No.
6, repeating the provisions of the statutes
limiting industrial corporations to the pos
session Of GAO acres Of land, passed by a
vote of Is to 5, the negative votes being
cast by Anderson, Hanscom, Kanouse,
Spaulding and Titman. G. B. No. So,
authorizing the governor to restore dis
charged convicts to citizenship, was passed
by vote of II to 2, Hanscom and Spauld-
ing in the negatives. Marshall introduced
H. B. 101, concerning mortgages on both
real estate and personal property. John
son-H. B. No. 102, an act to provide for
the deposit Of public funds IN banks. The
bill provides that county funds shall be
deposited in such banks as will pay the
highest rate of interest ON daily balances,
the banks giving bonds in twice the
amount which they a.ree to take. The
commissioners are to advertise for bids
from banks.
SATURDAY, 5TH.-H. b. No. IS, the
local option bill, passed. H. B. No. 25,
amending the law for the better protection
of stock, passed without any opposition
whatever. H. B. No. 81, concerning the
publication of summons, passed by a
unanimous vote. H. B. No. 70, to create
the county of Teton, was lost by vote of
6 to 16, Blake, Holt, Scobey, Spaulding,
Taylor and White voting in the atfirma
tive. H. B. No. 72, the bill placing the
recording of marks and brands in the
hands of the board of stock commission
ers, passed by unanimous vote. II. B. No.
81, to prevent diseased animals from run
ming at large on the public ranges, passed
unanimously. H. B. No. 95. concerning
adverse claimants in the United States
land office, passed unanimously.
MONDAY. 7TH.-H. B. No. 80, concern
Ing sale of poisonous drugs, was passed
without dissent. II. B. 80, concerning
poisoning dogs, passed by a vote of II to
5. the negative voters being Anderson,
Hanscom, Kanouse, White and Wilson.
H. B. No. SO, amending the fish law,
passed by a vote of II to ), Anderson,
Hanscom, Kanouse Scobey and White
beng the negative voters. II. B. No. IS,
providing for stenographers in district
court, passed by vote of 1s to 4. CD.
r. No. 13, for the relief of the Grand
Army post at Livingston, was passed. c.
B. No. 33, Thompson's revenue bill, was
passed. c. 3. No. 10, concerning the fees
of Jurors and witnesses in district courts,
was passed by vote Of 10 to 1, Mr..
Speaker voting IN the negative.
TUESDAY, 8TH.-H. B. No. so, the fec
bill. passed. H. B. No. 6S, providing
for the organization of railroad companies
and to regulate the operation thereof,
passed. H. B. No. "a, amending the
stock law in reference to contagious dis
eases, ETC., passed by unanimous vote.
c. B. No. 38, concerning marriage, passed.
c. B. No. 81, relating to the sale of in
toxicating liquors along the lines of rail
roads while in process of construction,
passed by vote OF 81 to 2. Anderson and
Hanscom voting no. The special COM
mittce reported substitute for II. B. "a,
to prevent the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
on Sundays. The substitute places the
hours from u. III. ON Sundays to 10 p.
m. ON same day. The substitute was
adopted and passed.
Railroad Notes.
We understand that the Northern Pa
81. Il 1n1 70.